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From: medical imaging Ibrahim on 11 Feb 2010 14:26
I have a 3D volume and I have a plane crossing that volume. I have the plane equation (Z=f(x,y)) and so the normal to it. I want to analyse this plane not its projection.
How can I obtain the rotated version (conciding with the xy-plane) of that plane with the values from the 3d volume ?
I would be greatly thankful if someone could help
From: medical imaging Ibrahim on 11 Feb 2010 15:05
I have the normal to the plane. I created a mesh with X and Y. Then calculated the Z from X and Ys. I used the commaned
image=interpn(V,X,Y,Z) to get my 2D image (V is my 3D volume). But if I view it in the XY plane I get only a projected image. Where a circle appears as an ellipse.
How can I restore the real image plane ?
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